Eagle Home Appraisal Escondido appraises homes in Escondido for the people who usually call us: executors and heirs, spouses and their attorneys, and homeowners who need a value that someone else will read closely.

What we do

We value homes. Usually the question is not what a house might list for. It is what it was worth on a particular day, or what it is worth for a buyout, or what a tax adviser needs on paper. So we start by asking what the number is for and who will read it, and we write both into the report.

Two neighbors talking in front of a tile-roofed home on a street with a jacaranda tree

How a request goes

You call or send the address, the reason for the appraisal and any date you have to meet.
We tell you the scope, the fee and a delivery estimate before anything is ordered.
The appraiser inspects the property and studies the sales that match its type, condition and date.
You get a written report. If something in it is factually wrong, tell us and we will look at it. It follows USPAP, the standards appraisers work under.

What we do not do

We do not give legal or tax advice, and an appraisal does not decide a tax result or promise that a court, a lender or an agency will accept it. Your attorney or adviser tells you which date and which kind of report they need. We work from that.

Where we work

Escondido and the North County neighborhoods around it. Send the property address and we will tell you whether we can take it. See the Escondido service area page for the parcel, historic-home and market records we use here.